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The two curves implemented in WPF have their 0 points on the Y-axis not parallel to the X-axis

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“I’m currently using WPF to create two curves, but why aren’t the 0 points of the two Y-axes parallel to the X-axis? Here’s my code:”

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XAxisRange = new DoubleRange(0, datas[0].UNewData.Max());
LeftYAxisRange = new DoubleRange(-880, 300);
RightYAxisRange = new DoubleRange(-880, 300);
C# code

((XyDataSeries<double, double>)DataSeriesIV).Append(datas[0].UNewData, datas[0].INewData);
if (datas[0].PNewData != null)
{
((XyDataSeries<double, double>)DataSeriesPV).Append(datas[0].UNewData, datas[0].PNewData);
}

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3.1.0.4549
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Hi,

Thanks for your inquiry.
Unfortunately, we have noticed you use an outdated SciChart version.
We recommend using the latest one, which is SciChart v8.6.0.28230 currently, as it contains all the latest updates and improvements, and SciChart v3.x is no longer supported.

Please try it out and let us know your feedback.

Here you can find more details regarding our latest releases and how to get them:
https://www.scichart.com/changelog/scichart-wpf/

Kind regards,
Lex,
SciChart Technical Support Engineer

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